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      pform
      last edited by pform

      I have started setting up my LoPy module on the expansion board and followed the getting started. I have updated to the latest firmware.

      On my windows 10 machine (Dell XPS) I can see the LoPy WiFi SSID (lopy-wlan-b7e0), after selecting it and entering the password www.pycom.io it tries to connects and then states that the connection has been unsuccessful.

      Viewing the console in Pymakr when the connection takes place I see the following:

      (www.prntscr.com/e7uhh8)

      It seems to join then immediately leave ...?

      If I connect my iPad or Android phone they remain connected, but using a browser and going to 192.168.4.1 comes up with a server not found error.

      Any Thoughts?

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        livius @pform
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        @pform
        this password is for what?
        normally for e.g. ftp it is:

        user: micro
        passowrd: python
        

        think about people first, then computers

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          pform
          last edited by

          www.pycom.io is the password for connecting to the modules Wifi ...

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            livius @pform
            last edited by

            @pform
            ok - then it looks good
            but current firmware is not stable for me in wifi AP
            previous 1.5.0 was ok

            think about people first, then computers

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              jmarcelino @pform
              last edited by jmarcelino

              @pform said in Windows WiFi immediately disconnecting:

              If I connect my iPad or Android phone they remain connected, but using a browser and going to 192.168.4.1 comes up with a server not found error.

              This is normal, the Pycom boards don't run web server by default, so 192.168.4.1 is only accessible by FTP or Telnet

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